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Baptist’s Founders Study Center offering new classes for the Fall

Written by FoundersMinistries | Thursday, August 5, 2010

The primary purpose of the Study Center is to provide resources for men in the field who are serving in the gospel ministry or pursuing the gospel ministry Founders Study Center is the online ministerial training academy of Founders Ministries. The primary goal of the Study Center is to provide resources for men in the... Continue Reading

Billy Graham Library Honors Cliff Barrows with Special Exhibit on Display Through End of September

Written by Graham Clark, BGEA | Thursday, August 5, 2010

Barrows has been responsible for music at Billy Graham Crusades since their very beginning in 1947. Cliff Barrows, music and program director for the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association (BGEA), will be the highlight of a two-month special exhibit now on display at the Billy Graham Library in Charlotte, N.C. From now through the end of... Continue Reading

Taking a Break From the Lord’s Work – Clergy Burnout is for Real!

Written by Paul Vitello, NYTimes | Wednesday, August 4, 2010

Compared with neighbors in their census tracts, the ministers reported significantly higher rates of arthritis, diabetes, high blood pressure and asthma. The findings have surfaced with ominous regularity over the last few years, and with little notice: Members of the clergy now suffer from obesity, hypertension and depression at rates higher than most Americans. In... Continue Reading

Focus on the Family Cuts More Jobs – Drop in Donations Probable Cause

Written by Jennifer Riley, ChristianPost | Wednesday, August 4, 2010

Over the past eight years, Focus on the Family has reduced its workforce from 1,400 to 860 people. Focus on the Family went through a third round of layoffs Friday, but has yet to publicly announce details. The Christian pro-family group informed those affected by the workforce reduction during department meetings last week, according to... Continue Reading

Business Is Ministry, And a Key Missions Strategy for Today.

Written by Mtw.org | Tuesday, August 3, 2010

If you want to discover how you can serve God with the business experience He’s given you, the Missions in Business Weekend, sponsored by Mission To The World, is just for you. This weekend is designed to help Christian business owners, executives, and leaders see that the gospel is for all of life–and business. In... Continue Reading

Covenant College Women’s Basketball Program Finds New Head Coach

Written by Covenant.edu News | Tuesday, August 3, 2010

I firmly believe that Covenant has the resources in place to continue to build a program that brings honor to Christ, the Covenant community Corey Mullins, former women’s assistant coach at Bryan College and head men’s coach at both Boyce College (Louisville, KY) and Kentucky Christian University (Grayson, KY), has been hired to lead Covenant’s... Continue Reading

An adoption movement? Agencies say interest on rise; pastors are setting an example

Written by Michael Foust, BaptistPress | Wednesday, July 28, 2010

“I think the reason for the upswing…is because of this increased awareness within the church of the need to take care of kids,” The adoption agency Bethany Christian Services says interest from couples in adopting is significantly ahead of what it was last year, a trend that is being seen elsewhere and, adoption leaders say,... Continue Reading

Belhaven University offers college credits to qualified high school students.

Written by Nancy Lee | Tuesday, July 27, 2010

Students completing a two-year virtual course, Western Civilization and Worldviews, (also known as High Scholars) can earn up to 24 credits towards their college degree. Courses are transferable to most accredited colleges and universities. Belhaven sponsors this unique dual-enrollment for home schooled junior and senior high school students. The virtual classroom is an ideal environment... Continue Reading

Marriage Foundations Ministry being developed by MTW Missionaries in South Africa

Written by Stan and Donna Armes | Tuesday, July 27, 2010

Why this new Ministry? What is our Vision? What is our Plan? What are the Results we prayerfully seek? Why? Stan and Donna have been in South Africa for 11 years. We have been teaching at Bible Institute Eastern Cape. We have students from all walks of life and just about every age. It seems... Continue Reading

Southern Baptist Theological Seminary New York announces book giveaway – for those who Tweet!

Written by Towers News Service | Friday, July 23, 2010

Your summer reading opportunities have just significantly improved. The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary’s New York City extension center (www.sbts.edu/nyc) is hosting a book giveaway through the social media site Twitter. Starting today and continuing through Aug.18, SBTS NYC will be accepting entries for the giveaways – which will be held every other day. In order... Continue Reading

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